This paper provides a bibliometric review of the articles published in the Journal of Molecular Graphics and Modelling (formerly the Journal of Molecular Graphics). The journal has grown rapidly since its establishment in 1983, with articles coming from countries throughout the world. It now primarily contains articles describing applications of molecular graphics and modelling in chemical and biological systems, rather than the underlying technology that was the focus of many of the early papers in the journal; however, it is these early, system-based papers that continue to attract by far the largest numbers of citations.
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